Recap, recordings available from Alaska Mariculture Conference

Dive into the depths of sustainable mariculture at the Alaska Mariculture Conference! Dive into the discussions on the latest advancements, challenges, and prospects in this burgeoning industry. Recap and recordings now available, so you can soak up the knowledge from anywhere, anytime. Whether you’re a seasoned mariculturist or just starting to explore the ocean’s potential, this virtual conference is your gateway to unlocking the secrets of responsible seafood production. Don’t miss out!

UA, national labs help Alaskans address energy needs

In the vast and frigid Alaskan wilderness, where soaring mountains and icy expanses dominate the landscape, a flicker of hope shines amidst the challenges of energy insecurity. Alaskans, with their resilient spirit and unwavering determination, are collaborating with the University of Alaska (UA) and national laboratories to tackle their unique energy needs. Together, they are exploring innovative solutions, harnessing local resources, and empowering communities to achieve energy independence. From wind turbines that dance in the Arctic gusts to geothermal energy tapped from the depths of the earth, Alaskans are forging a brighter energy future, paving the way for a more sustainable and prosperous tomorrow.

UAF, electric utility collaborate to overhaul Kotzebue energy monitoring system

Kotzebue, a remote community in northwestern Alaska, is getting a major upgrade to its energy monitoring system, thanks to a collaboration between the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) and the Kotzebue Electric Association (KEA). The primary goal is to assess renewable energy generation feasibility studies, especially within microgrid configurations that support essential community services, homes, and businesses. With funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, UAF researchers and KEA engineers meticulously planned and now execute upgrades to Kotzebue’s current energy monitoring infrastructure.

UAF road, lot closures planned for Midnight Sun Run

As the Midnight Sun Run draws near, the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) is preparing for road and lot closures to ensure the safety of participants and spectators. These closures will affect select areas around the university campus, particularly the vicinity of the running routes. Motorists are advised to plan alternate routes or expect delays during the event. Designated parking areas will be available for attendees; however, access to certain parking lots may be restricted. For detailed information on the closures and parking arrangements, UAF urges the community to check the official event website or contact the UAF Parking Office for timely updates.

Three rockets will ignite Poker Flat’s 2025 launch season

In the enigmatic depths of Poker Flat, history will ignite as three colossal rockets prepare to pierce the celestial canvas. As the countdown to 2025 nears, the ethereal expanse above will tremble with the thunderous roar of these cosmic leviathans. Watch in awe as they ascend towards the stars, carrying dreams and aspirations into the boundless abyss. The night sky will illuminate with the celestial ballet of their trajectories, inspiring generations to come. As the rockets soar and vanish into the starry tapestry, they will forever etch Poker Flat’s name in the annals of space exploration, leaving an enduring legacy as the birthplace of dreams that dared to touch the heavens.